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1.3 World Bank, AsD Bank and other bilateral donors adopt lessons promoted by the programme. ACHIEVED AAV: The World Bank and DFID in Vietnam asked AAV to conduct two Participatory Poverty Assessment (PPAs) exercises in Ha Tinh Province in 1998-1999. The results of the PPAs fed into the preparation of the Voices of the Poor /World Development Report of the World Bank . AAV also undertook grassroots consultation with poor people in Ha Tinh as part of the CPRGS process in December 2001 and the final draft of the CPRGS which contained many recommendation from the poor people in Ha Tinh and x other provinces, was approved by the prime minister in May 2002. Since 2001 IFAD’s Ha Tinh programme has included a savings and credit component which now covers more than 80 communes. AAV report that IFAD have drawn lessons from AAV’s Ha Tinh programme, both about the overall approach (listening versus top down planning) and specifics (such as group size and book-keeping practices). GTZ asked AAV to train their staff in PRA in Phu Tho province and Da Nang city in 2001 and 2002 Oxfam: Same as Goal Indicator 1.2 above. World Bank Community-Based Rural Infrastructure Project (CBRIP) includes lessons from Oxfam work in Ky Anh (but not PSTs). The EU has asked Oxfam for training materials on the use of People’s Supervisory Teams, for use in Cao Banh province. SC-UK: IFAD in Ha Tinh and FAO in Quang Ninh have adopted aspects of the Cam Xuyen microfinance model (commune based funds and group size of 5). SCF have provided training to IFAD staff on savings and credit. 1.4 Further investments in infrastructure in the province are identified, implemented and managed so that the direct benefits to the poor in the province are maximised by the informed deployment of labour-basedappropriate technologies. AAV: Not applicable Oxfam: The Province has not adopted Oxfam’s initial labour-based technologies approach. Over the last three years of the programme Oxfam has gradually shifted the emphasis in its infrastructure work from LBAT to community-based infrastructure, emphasising participation of the poor in the design, implementation and supervision of small-scale infrastructure. Oxfam has funded 11 infrastructure works identified and implemented by the Province through the Oxfam initiated replication fund, in addition to the initial plans for dyke construction (nine irrigation works, one roads project and one schools project). See Output 2.1 SC-UK: Not applicable. PARTLY ACHIEVED PDF created with FinePrint pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
1.5 Province and district authorities adopt participatory approaches to improving the productive capacity of the poor. More detailed indicators to be defined following completion of AAV replication strategy ACHIEVED 1.6 New approaches to environmental appraisal developed in Thach Ha District field tested in three other Districts by Provincial and District authorities AAV: The results of the PPA (see 1.3 above) informed the design of the HEPR Action Plan of Ha Tinh Province 1998-2003 which was drafted and approved in 1999. PRA techniques and participatory approach were used district officials, support by AAV staff, in developing the “HEPR Joint Action Plan for Can Loc District 2001-05” in April 2001 and subsequent application of the plan to several communes in Ha Can zone of Can Loc District. Similar events happened to HEPR work in Huong Son and Vu Quang Districts. Activities of Can Loc District and Ha Tinh Provincial HEPR boards have been carried out in a participatory way through implementation of the Can Loc District Social Development Fund and the Ha Tinh HEPR Fund both of which were supported by AAV (see 2002 review report of these Funds) Oxfam: Province has also Oxfam’s participatory approach to irrigation infrastructure development, especially the use of People’s Supervisory Teams operating separately from project management boards. SC-UK: Not applicable. AAV: Not applicable Oxfam: Not applicable SC-UK: Plans were abandoned after the cancellation of the iron mine development in 1997(which prompted the original concern) NOT APPROPRIATE PDF created with FinePrint pdfFactory Pro trial version www.pdffactory.com
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